http://blog.projectwhitehorse.com/2008/05/rc13-part-1-to-lead/ Tue, 07 Feb 2012 06:06:12 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://blog.projectwhitehorse.com/2008/05/rc13-part-1-to-lead/comment-page-1/#comment-6 Project White Horse » RC#20 To Lead (Part 3) Mon, 28 Jul 2008 04:58:38 +0000 http://blog.projectwhitehorse.com/?p=42#comment-6 [...] RC#13 (Part 1) To Lead  introduced the discussion of leadership in the context of understanding the needs of a resilient community.  Part 2 -as a book review of America’s Army; A Model for Interagency Effectiveness by Generals Zeb Bradford and Frederic Brown - provided an introduction to the Team of Leaders (TOL) concept.  This was followed by a four part discussion of TOL as a potential “disaster operations force multiplier.”  This post of “To Lead” begins a multi-article series exploring further, leadership requirements for response to worst case disasters, sometimes considered low probability high impact events.  While it is not uncommon in today’s media to see discussion of “worst cases” in light of political scare tactics, indeed doom, failure and catastrophe are part of ordinary life - they are normal.  And yet worst cases carry an interesting, somewhat at odds definition in relation to “normal.” [...] [...] RC#13 (Part 1) To Lead  introduced the discussion of leadership in the context of understanding the needs of a resilient community.  Part 2 as a book review of America’s Army; A Model for Interagency Effectiveness by Generals Zeb Bradford and Frederic Brown – provided an introduction to the Team of Leaders (TOL) concept.  This was followed by a four part discussion of TOL as a potential “disaster operations force multiplier.”  This post of “To Lead” begins a multiarticle series exploring further, leadership requirements for response to worst case disasters, sometimes considered low probability high impact events.  While it is not uncommon in today’s media to see discussion of “worst cases” in light of political scare tactics, indeed doom, failure and catastrophe are part of ordinary life – they are normal.  And yet worst cases carry an interesting, somewhat at odds definition in relation to “normal.” [...]

]]> http://blog.projectwhitehorse.com/2008/05/rc13-part-1-to-lead/comment-page-1/#comment-5 Project White Horse » RC#19 Archive: Leadership, Resilient Communities and the “Teams of Leaders” Concept Thu, 17 Jul 2008 20:50:22 +0000 http://blog.projectwhitehorse.com/?p=42#comment-5 [...] RC#13 (Part 1) To Lead An Introduction to the “Teams of Leaders” (TOL) concept as it relates to disaster response [...] [...] RC#13 (Part 1) To Lead An Introduction to the “Teams of Leaders” (TOL) concept as it relates to disaster response [...]

]]> http://blog.projectwhitehorse.com/2008/05/rc13-part-1-to-lead/comment-page-1/#comment-4 Boris Thu, 05 Jun 2008 22:24:59 +0000 http://blog.projectwhitehorse.com/?p=42#comment-4 In future RC posts, TOL as it impacts homeland security will be presented in several parts derived from an article under review for publication in a major electronic journal. In future RC posts, TOL as it impacts homeland security will be presented in several parts derived from an article under review for publication in a major electronic journal.

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